October 18, 2005
by Kay
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I’m surprised that Jakob Nielsen’s Top Ten Design Mistakes for Web Logs hasn’t stirred much comment in blog circles I frequent. Maybe I frequent the wrong circles! Most of the mistakes are pretty obvious and not very contentious. Most of … Continue reading
October 13, 2005
by Kay
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It struck me that having web standards group meetings is all very well, but really, you are preaching to the converted. Web standards group people are there because they believe in standards and want to learn as much as possible … Continue reading
October 10, 2005
by Kay
So, back to Web Essentials. I’ve read most of the blog posts – new items on Technorati tagged with WE05 are starting to peter out – so I’ve got to get the rest of my thoughts out there. Next up … Continue reading
October 8, 2005
by Kay
So… I hear on CFTalk that Macromedia have a new Developers Resource Kit (DRK) in the works. The news comes not from an official macromedia.com address, but from ColdFusion Jedi Master Ray Camden which is good enough for me. Hmm… … Continue reading
October 7, 2005
by Kay
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A curious package arrived, addressed to me, this week from Amazon. I don’t remember ordering anything from Amazon… It was Zeldman’s Designing with Web Standards – a book I already own – and Dan Cederholm’s Bulletproof Web Design, a book … Continue reading
October 7, 2005
by Kay
PerthWeb, where I work, is looking for a CF dude or dudette to help ease our insane workload. Decent CF skills and a good attitude are all that are required really – oh and we want someone to work out … Continue reading
October 6, 2005
by Kay
I’ve been so busy reading other people’s accounts of WE05 that I’ve only started writing up my own now. I’m going to start with one of the speakers who really got me enthused to get out there and start implementing … Continue reading
August 17, 2005
by Kay
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Jeffrey Veen is doing a full day workshop the day before Web Essentials in Sydney called “Designing the Next Generation of Web Apps”. It sounds like really good stuff – RIAs and Ajax stuff, user interaction and usability – and … Continue reading